T-Mobile Sends OTA Android 5.0 Lollipop Update To Samsung Galaxy S5
It's a roughly 900MB package, so do yourself a solid and make sure you're on a fast and reliable Wi-Fi connection (having a charging cable handy wouldn't be a bad idea, either). If you're not seeing the update, you can try forcing the issue by navigating to Settings > About phone > Software updates. Once you get it, expect a similar experience to other versions of the S5, like Google's Material Design, interactive lockscreen notifications, and so forth, SamMobile says.
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Bringing Lollipop to Galaxy S5 owners will help swell the OS's ranks. According to the Android Developers Dashboard, Lollipop is present on less than 2 percent of all Android devices, though that's better than a month or so ago when there were so few Lollipop devices that it didn't even warrant a ranking.
Of course, all eyes in the Samsung camp are now focused on the forthcoming Galaxy S6. If all the leaks and rumors are true, it will measure just 6.9mm thick, have a wraparound edge display on at least one side, and will be powered by Samsung's own Exynos 7 Octa System-on-Chip (SoC).